Becoming a God Begins by Planting the Bodhi Tree

The plot after it is released is somewhat unattractive. Dozens of chapters are all foreshadowing the author's genius (99.99% Better than Sun) settings. It's too boring! You know, no matter how talented you are, you shouldn't write so many chapters at a low level! By analogy, it's like in a cultivation novel, when the protagonist has no shortage of skills and resources, he keeps writing the plot of perfecting his Qi, which consumes too much pen and ink! Personally, I read a few chapters after it was released and lost interest after flipping through the table of contents!

Although there are small flaws in the banker's six-limit opening at the beginning, it is quite attractive. After opening the 6-limit chapter, the next chapter took a turn for the worse. I was pretending for the sake of pretending. I rambled about that someone was about to break into the 7th floor. I discussed various unfamiliar characters and did some mental activities. The protagonist's upward trend was directly interrupted and the atmosphere began to be exaggerated. It seemed to be deliberately creating a feeling of excitement. In fact, It directly disrupts the rhythm of the previous story and makes it nondescript. The follow-up is completely boring. It crams so many plots into the most basic level and just doesn't upgrade. It seems to have gained some benefits, but if you look closely, it's useless. There is also the realm of cultivation, which is originally measured in two ways: the realm of physical training and the realm of spiritual cultivation. However, a realm of practicing sword practice and slashing doors is inexplicably pulled out. It is both a 5th limit and a 6th limit. This gate is caused by the spiritual world, and slashing doors seems to be counted in the realm of physical training. Shouldn't physical training be about developing the body's hidden potential and looking inwards? What does it have to do with being close to another spiritual world? Even if there is a connection, shouldn't it be to improve the spiritual realm and open up a new mountain for spiritual cultivation? I can't even figure out how the author came up with this mess of a cultivation realm. It's obviously just a physical exercise that lays the foundation for the first realm. Others' physical exercises are muscles, bones, skin, and meridians and openings. Your physical training goes directly to the door of the spiritual world. The key spiritual world also has a training system. You, the gatekeeper, don't know which system you should be included in. Cutting down 5 gates doesn't count. Why should you open another one? Isn't it good to exercise well after just practicing? There is also the currency system. In the first level, a regular replenishment of the body can cost millions or tens of millions a day. This is still a regular resource that everyone has to consume for physical training. What kind of body can be so replenishing? Is it okay to directly charge high-voltage electricity to such a body that is so durable? An investment of tens of millions is enough to directly build a dedicated high-voltage line for you. Finally, the biggest unreasonableness is that the genetic pain disease directly led to practicing the Bodhi tree exercise. Let's take toothache as an example. Don't you know anything about the treatment of toothache? Drill out the toothache nerve. I have always emphasized that the whole world does not understand the mechanism of the disease. Since many people are willing to pay a high price for treatment, if it is just pain and there is no other problem, is it possible to remove the pain nerve through surgery? In a world that cultivates the body and spirit, the understanding and control of the body are definitely ahead of our world. If we don't understand the cause of physical pain, then all intelligent creatures in this world who can practice can die. The pain will eventually reach the nervous system, right? Is it possible to cut off the pain nervous system? In order to help the protagonist achieve magic, it can be said that a big bug was opened for the whole world.

I have been reading this book for more than 10 years. The plot and writing style of this book are very average. I have achieved this result because I have either been praised by Qidianwen or I have written it myself.

Let me make a prediction. According to the current development of the plot, the fourth volume of this book will definitely collapse. All plot points are already prepared. From the martial arts upgrading point of view to the political aspect, there is currently no good author from Qidian, who cannot take into account both the upgrading and political aspects. Now it depends on whether the author's writing skills are strong enough. Give it two months to see how it develops.

So far, I personally think this is a very beautiful book, and it cannot be compared to anything written by some platinum masters. The setting, plot, and characters are all wonderful, especially the humor and current events.

Nonsense is written to the extreme, the pinnacle of nonsense literature. Once a fight begins, everything goes wrong in the world, the people next to you are so surprised, and the various psychological descriptions of the opponent are all nonsense, all

There are constant opportunities, but just like breaking through a level, you can't break through until the next level. It's really frustrating to watch.

It can be seen that idealism is very serious.

The nonsense literature is vividly reflected. The various techniques are so awesome and powerful that everyone can compete with him in a fight.

It's okay. It's well-written, but there are too many concepts and settings. On the contrary, the detailed combat is a bit simple, which is a bit putting the cart before the horse!